Stream Real Name, No Gimmicks Mixtape by Obie Trice. Something to the level of what Drake gaveВ us onВ вЂњSay WhatвЂ™s RealвЂќ and how Budden deliveredВ on the classic вЂњBroken Wings Freestyle.вЂќ Obie Trice III (real name, no gimmicks, born November 14, 1977) is an American rap artist and songwriter. I can see these two putting out an amazing record about anything as long as they both bring their A-games, but what would really seal the deal is if they kept it personal and painted honest portraits of the effects their career choices have had on them. The two chopped it up and both shared praises for one another, but nothing has happened ever since. Only pretty women in my kitchen Money stay looking like digits Dont compare me to no motherfucking gimmick nigga Compare me to them niggas that. During DrakeвЂ™s earlier days Joe Budden caught up with him on an episode of his вЂњ JoeBuddenTVвЂќ series. Obie Trice, real name no gimmicks Rap I been in it ever since I was invented Thats cause a nigga live it My records wield digits in history. WeвЂ™ve never heard anything about the Drake and Joe Budden working together, but the two do have a mutual respect for each other. The mixtapes led to Joe Budden building a cult following on the internet that kept his career afloat while the labels gave him theВ cold shoulder. Joey put his life on the line and talked about his personal relationships on songsВ in a way that made fans feel like they literally knew the people in these records. Mood Muzik 1-3 featured what you would deem as вЂњemotional rap,вЂќ the same thing that Drake is known for. Many people wrote Joe Budden off as a pop rapper after hearing singles like вЂњPump It UpвЂќ and вЂњFire.вЂќ After getting fed up with his label, Joey started releasing his own mixtapes which culminated into the classic Mood Muzik series. Joe Budden was actually one of the pioneers of this style of rapping. By 2009, Drake was rapвЂ™s new it-boy and So Far Gone was the mixtape of the year.В Throughout that time period weвЂ™ve seen how DrakeвЂ™s open book rap style has worked out so well for him and made fans feel closer to their artist than ever before. As talented as he was things just werenвЂ™t in his favor.Дrake on the other hand came in at the perfect time where those same qualities were exactly what was missing from rap. The tough guy image was the first thing that popped into your head when you thought of a вЂњrapperвЂќ and Joey fell a few gun wounds short of garnering the same popularity as his counterparts. As more of the real details in the basic outline of the framework are released, what I see are shell games, budget gimmicks that make the real cost of the so-called 1.75 trillion dollar bill estimated to be almost twice that amount, Manchin said. Joe Budden came into rap at a time where it was more about hood status and street credibility, and unheard of for rappers to show asВ many layers asВ he does as a human being. I think the only difference between the two is DrakeвЂ™s willingness to play the game of mainstream hip hop. Drake and Joey both give us thoseВ personal first person point of view verses like no other. While IвЂ™m not sure about that the two do bore striking similarities inВ the substance of their music. I was once told that Joe Budden is the вЂhoodвЂ™ Drake.

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